Najlepsze podcasty z kategorii: Lavin (2026)

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Season's Greetings 2025 0:46

15d ago0:46

0:46

Just a note to thank you and wish for a great new year. Send us a textAutor: Mark Lavine

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The Grind Behind Success: Lessons in Persistence and Resilience 1:44:54

26d ago1:44:54

1:44:54

Join host Matt as he interviews entrepreneur Alan Hurley about the real challenges and rewards of building businesses from scratch. Alan shares stories from his early days hustling in school to leading successful companies, highlighting the importance of persistence, relationships, and community. Discover why true success is never convenient, and h…

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Women In War Hedy Lamarr 7:30

27d ago7:30

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Hedy Lamarr was not only a beautiful Hollywood star. She was also a genius. In this episode of Mark Lavine's On The Mark, learn more about how she was way ahead of her time. Send us a textAutor: Mark Lavine

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Eli Merritt, Author of "Disunion Among Ourselves" 21:41

1M ago21:41

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Frank Lavin talks with Eli Merritt, Professor at Vanderbilt and the author of "Disunion Among Ourselves," to discuss the critical issues the Continental Congress faced at the dawn of the American republic, with the most important failure being the failure to eliminate slavery. Eli discusses how the sectional differences and the need to forge some t…

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Women in War Reba Whittle Tobiason 7:47

1M ago7:47

7:47

Send us a textAutor: Mark Lavine

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Women in War Luydmilla Pavenchenko 5:05

2M ago5:05

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We have many allies during war time. It is my pleasure to tell you about our American women war heroes. I also wish to highlight our women allies as well. This episode of Mark Lavine's On The Mark talks about Luydmilla Pavenchenko who was the most decorated sniper in the Red Army in World War II. I hope you enjoy this episode Send us a text…

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Women In War Sgt. Leigh Ann Hester 3:58

2M ago3:58

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Leigh Ann Hester led a convoy in Iraq during the Iraq war when they were attacked by Iraqi insurgents. Her extraordinary leadership saved many lives. Please enjoy this episode of Mark Lavine's On The Mark. Send us a textAutor: Mark Lavine

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Wonen In War 4:18

2M ago4:18

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This episode of Mark Lavine's On The Mark Podcast discusses the heroic efforts of Aleda Lutz. Lutz was a flight nurse during WWII. She flew 200 missons saving hundreds of soldiers lives. I hope you enjoy this episode of Mark Lavine's On The Mark. Send us a textAutor: Mark Lavine

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The Change Baker: From Bread to Philanthropy 1:33:52

2M ago1:33:52

1:33:52

Manolo Betancur is a Colombian-born, award-winning baker and social activist who founded an allergy-friendly bakery and gelato shop. He shares a heartfelt story of hope, hard work, and the magic of breaking bread together. From humble beginnings, Manolo built a thriving business rooted in passion and community. This conversation explores generosity…

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Women heroes in War 5:11

2M ago5:11

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This episode of Mark Lavine's On The Mark discusses the contributions of Phyllis "Pippa" LaTour who worked for the Special Operations Executive Organization in WWII. She became an agent for the SOE and saved thousands of lives. Send us a textAutor: Mark Lavine

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Heroic women in war 5:44

2M ago5:44

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Since the Revolutionary war women have made a considerable contribution for our freedoms. In most cases women do not get the recognition they deserve. In this episode of Mark Lavine's On The Mark, I discuss women's roles in the military and will be highlighting those individuals who went beyond the call for those military service to keep us free in…

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41. From Addiction to Connection: Rebuilding Lives and Communities 1:33:00

2M ago1:33:00

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From Addiction to Connection: Rebuilding Lives and Communities in Appalachia Dustin shares his journey from addiction to recovery, revealing the challenges of rebuilding relationships and the power of community support. We discuss the importance of connection in overcoming substance abuse and how local programs are helping families heal. This episo…

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Dogs at War for the United States 5:09

3M ago5:09

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Dogs have been used in battles since 525BC. They have proven to be effective in warzones around the world. In this episode of On The Mark we explore the utilization of our canine friends and their roles in combat. I hope you enjoy this episode of Mark Lavine's On the Mark Send us a textAutor: Mark Lavine

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Is there a link between PTSD and violent behavior 6:22

3M ago6:22

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In this episode of Mark Lavine's On The Mark, I discuss the relationship of PTSD and violent behavior. I also talk about the symptoms and help available for those of us are symptomatic concerning PTSD. I hope you enjoy this episode. Send us a textAutor: Mark Lavine

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The History of the Veterans Administration 7:27

3M ago7:27

7:27

Send us a textAutor: Mark Lavine

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Homeless and lonely veterans. What can be done, 9:53

4M ago9:53

9:53

There are millions of lonely and homeless veterans. How does this happen and what can be done about. In this episode of Mark Lavine's On The Mark Podcast I will discuss how this happens and what can be done for our veterans at risk. Send us a textAutor: Mark Lavine

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40. The Samaritan Inn 1:28:35

4M ago1:28:35

1:28:35

Jackie Thayer Craft, Hall of Fame King University Volleyball Player, is working to get the homeless in Dallas back in the workforce. She talks about the challenges and the way Dallas is coordinating specialty services to make real progress in the lives of the unhoused. From Bristol, we talk about the unique challenges facing Appalachian communities…

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Do you need the DAV? 5:58

4M ago5:58

5:58

This episode of On The Mark discusses the history of the DAV and how the DAV will help you to receive your benefits from the VA Send us a textAutor: Mark Lavine

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Chris Kirchhoff, Defense Innovation Guru and the Author of "Unit X" 21:11

4M ago21:11

21:11

Frank Lavin talks with Chris Kirchhoff, defense innovation guru and the author of "Unit X" to discuss the importance of tech in U.S. national security. The adaptation of tech in the U.S. military is as urgent as it is complicated, and Chris observes that we are burdened by our success. Chris also suggests reading Walter Isaacson's biography of Elon…

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39. The Triangle of Success 1:12:51

4M ago1:12:51

1:12:51

Josh Holt, head football coach at Tennessee High, explains how the culture trains his three pillars of discipline, simplicity, and consistency. It’s filled with lessons for parents and leaders as he goes deep into the culture they are building, maintaining high expectations, leadership, and the challenges of modern culture.…

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38. PPA Series Pablo Tellez 10:40

5M ago10:40

10:40

Pablo, a professional pickleball player, shares his incredible journey from growing up in a sporty family in Bogota, Colombia to becoming a top pickleball player in the world. He discusses his early days playing soccer, transitioning to tennis, and the challenges he faced, including traveling long distances for training. Pablo reflects on his colle…

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37. PPA Series: #1 Ranked Player Federico Staksrud 39:12

5M ago39:12

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“Don’t let the last point define you.” The PPA #1 ranked pickleball player in the world talks about his journey, what it takes to make it as a professional, and advice for young kids.Autor: Matt Lavinder

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Why do Veterans not seek help from the VA 6:48

5M ago6:48

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There are millions of veterans who do not seek help from the Veterans Administration. More that ten million veterans may be eligible for these services. This episode of On The Mark discusses the WHY! Send us a textAutor: Mark Lavine

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36. Coaching Professional Soccer Players 1:31:07

5M ago1:31:07

1:31:07

King University Hall of Famer and current Director of the Sporting Kansas City professional soccer academy guides us through the narrow path for young professional players in the MLS Academy program. He explains how talent creates the opportunity, but other important factors determine whether prospects make it to become professionals. This conversa…

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Olaf Groth, Author of "The Great Remobilization" 19:25

5M ago19:25

19:25

Frank Lavin talks with Olaf Groth, the author of "The Great Remobilization" and discusses the six major trends that will drive decisions in our personal lives, government policies, and business decision-making: 1. Covid and CRISPR; 2. Cognitive Technologies; 3. Crypto and distributed power; 4. Cyber security; 5. Climate Change; 6. China. Olaf moves…

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35. The Old House Agent - Restoring Old Houses 1:12:23

6M ago1:12:23

1:12:23

Daniel Shew has become an expert on restoring old and historic homes. He discusses the process, surprises, and purpose behind his restorations. We also dive into the history that these houses have taught us about the lives of the founders of Bristol. It’s a really interesting dive into Bristol’s history, slavery, and Appalachian culture as told by …

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34. Patriot Pride 1:17:55

6M ago1:17:55

1:17:55

Andy Hare is the inspirational principal of Sullivan East High School, a small county high school in Bristol that is doing extraordinary things. Andy discusses the super powers of this generation, their dreams, obstacles, and the intentional work the school is doing to empower them. It’s an inspirational approach that has the community bought into …

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Patrick McGee, Author of "Apple in China" 25:30

7M ago25:30

25:30

Frank Lavin talks with Patrick McGee, the author of "Apple in China" and discusses how Apple came to enjoy enormous success in China and eventually came to pay a price for that success, which Patrick terms "Faustian." It is a fascinating book that encompasses some of the more important themes in the world today, including Globalization, the rise of…

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The Vietnam War and its outcomes 25:06

7M ago25:06

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In this episode of Mark Lavine's On The Mark I discuss our entry into the Vietnam War and how our leaders responded. Send us a textAutor: Mark Lavine

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Allen Weiner, author of "The Highflier Handbook: How to be Seen and Become a Leader at Work" 15:10

7M ago15:10

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Frank Lavin talks with Allen Weiner, the author of "The Highflier Handbook: How to be Seen and Become a Leader at Work" and discusses why some people fail to move ahead, even if they are strong performers. It has a lot to do with soft skills, collegiality, and perceptions. Allen challenges us as to how we can stand out while still being true to our…

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33. Coaching Parents and Theatre Bristol 1:01:36

7M ago1:01:36

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Samantha Gray, the executive director of Theatre Bristol and parenting coach, gives valuable insights into parenting, raising resilient children, and the importance of a community. We also talk about her work with Theatre Bristol, the power of theater, leadership, and their recent purchase of the Cameo Theater. Samanha shares valuable insights from…

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32. Advocating for Kids in Court 1:15:53

7M ago1:15:53

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There are 67,000 cases of child abuse and neglect every year in Tennessee. Missy Sturgill describes the important work volunteer court appointed special advocates (CASA) are doing for kids in the court system. With 3,000 cases every year in Sullivan and Hawkins Counties, CASA volunteers advocate for abused and neglected children as they navigate th…

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The History of toxic chemicals in the military 8:37

8M ago8:37

8:37

Send us a textAutor: Mark Lavine

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31. The Art of Coaching Youth Sports 59:20

8M ago59:20

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Matt Yelton, 4x National Champion college soccer coach and director of FC Alliance North, discusses the purpose of youth sports. We discuss the development of youth players, what we’re trying to achieve, and what American youth sports often get wrong. Matt goes deep into what a healthy model looks like, the art of coaching, and how it can ultimatel…

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John Sullivan, former U.S. Ambassador to Russia and Author of "Midnight in Moscow" 21:35

8M ago21:35

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Frank Lavin talks about Russia, Ukraine, and the U.S. with John Sullivan, former U.S. Ambassador to Russia and former Deputy Secretary of State. John was serving in Moscow when Putin launched Russia's invasion of Ukraine and this was the basis for his book, "Midnight in Moscow." John also recommends H.R. McMaster's "At War With Ourselves."…

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30. Civil Service and Leadership 1:11:27

8M ago1:11:27

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Margaret Feierabend is a true civil servant and Bristol leader who served as the first female mayor of Bristol in 1997. She discusses the challenges Bristol faced then and now, walking us through critical moments when Bristol set itself up for success. A true community organizer, she talks in depth about the socioeconomic challenges facing Bristoli…

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Ken Khachigian, Former Presidential Advisor and Author of "Behind Closed Doors" 21:04

9M ago21:04

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Frank Lavin talks about Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan with Ken Khachigian, author, speechwriter, strategic consultant, and presidential advisor. His book, "Behind Closed Doors," discusses his work with these two presidents. Ken also recommends Geoff Shepard's "The Nixon Conspiracy" and Richard Nixon's "Memoirs."…

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Did you drink toxic water? 6:24

9M ago6:24

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There has been ongoing discussions about toxic water and substances we may have either inhaled or ingested during our time of military service. This episode of Mark Lavine's On The Mark Podcast lays the framework you will need to file a claim with the VA even now! Send us a textAutor: Mark Lavine

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29. An Artisan Life 1:05:58

9M ago1:05:58

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Blake Collins lives what many view as the American Dream as the owner of Goodman Jewelers, a historic storefront on State Street, and a professional mandolin player. Blake discusses so many interesting things, including the apprenticeship required to learn a skilled craft, the satisfaction it brings, the challenges of the business, his passion for …

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28. Blue Collar, Gold Standard 1:05:26

9M ago1:05:26

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Emory & Henry University Football Head Coach Quintin Hunter on his 9-2 season, the nuances of the game, tough love, and the art of leading college players in today's culture. Coach Hunter explains the culture around Emory & Henry's "Blue Collar, Gold Standard" core value. It's a refreshingly positive approach to leadership and college football.…

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GIVE IT A CHANCE! 4:36

9M ago4:36

4:36

In this talk about the need for us to come together as a country. We have freedoms many other foreign governments do not offer to their citizens. Send us a textAutor: Mark Lavine

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What to expect from the Veteran's Administration 10:33

10M ago10:33

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We now have a new Secretary of The Veterans Administration He is Secretary of the VA Douglas Collins. He was appointed to this post by President Trump. He was confirmed by an overwhelming vote by our Congress. Please listen to the letter I wrote to President Trump supporting our veterans. Hopefully good things will happen under his leadership Send …

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Gita Wirjawan, Visiting Scholar at Stanford University and former Minister of Trade for Indonesia 22:02

10M ago22:02

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Frank Lavin talks about Indonesia and Southeast Asia with Gita Wirjawan, Visiting Scholar at Stanford University and former Minister of Trade for Indonesia. For insights on successful societies and successful lives, Gita recommends "Range" by David Epstein and "The Narrow Corridor" by Daron Acemoglu and James A. Robinson.…

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27. The Gambling Clinic 1:09:33

10M ago1:09:33

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Tennessee is the national leader in gambling addiction treatment. Dr. Meredith Ginley is the director of the Gambling Clinic at ETSU. This is a hopeful episode as Dr. Ginley describes the complicated patterns that lead to gambling problems and the typical 10-week recovery plan they've developed from the clinic's years of research and case studies.…

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Is It Sponsored? 5:03

11M ago5:03

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This episode discusses veterans to be aware of ads that indicate that they are associated with the Veterans Administration. The VA for the most part do not have relationships with outside vendors. To be sure contact the VA. Send us a textAutor: Mark Lavine

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26. Exceed Expectations 1:02:19

11M ago1:02:19

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Bristol Motor Speedway's Logan McCabe shares the culture, values, and history that have made Bristol, The World's Fastest Half Mile, the favorite speedway among NASCAR fans. It's a lesson on building an authentic culture around exceeding expectations and empowering teams to solve problems. Everyone knows Bristol does racing differently and Logan sh…

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Alex Capri, Author of "Techno-Nationalism: How It's Reshaping Trade, Geopolitics, and Society" 21:26

11M ago21:26

21:26

Frank Lavin talks about technology, trade policy, and international business with Alex Capri, Senior Lecturer at the National University of Singapore and author of "Techno-Nationalism: How It's Reshaping Trade, Geopolitics, and Society." Alex also recommends "Chip War" by Chris Miller, as a nice complement to his book.…

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Veterans Suicides Part 2 5:14

11M ago5:14

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In this episode of On the Mark I talk about the efforts of the Veterans Administration to overcome veteran suicides. In 2018 the VA established the National Strategy for Preventing Veteran Suicides. In this episode I share more unfortunate statistics regarding veteran suicides. Please listen to Part 1 of this series. Send us a text…

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25. Say Yes Until You Can't 55:32

11M ago55:32

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City Manager Kelli Bourgeois on the way Bristol TN has chosen to embrace the hard things, what she calls "The Hard Right", rather than choosing the safe and easy bureaucratic approach. She gives a compelling argument for why, demographically, cities must choose to grow or die and how Bristol is using creativity and its uniquely positive culture to …

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Veteran Suicide Prevention, causes and assistance Part 1 10:11

11M ago10:11

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This episode o Mark Lavine's On the Mark discusses the data collected from several agencies concerning veteran suicides. I talk about causes and preventive measures for avoiding veteran suicides. Send us a textAutor: Mark Lavine

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